I dont see him really turning heel. They just went through the whole Claire Lynch botchamania to see how virtuous AJ is, and how sleazy WTTotW are. Honestly, I don't think it matters if he is face or heel, AJ is still probably the best known "TNA guy" and he will still get cheered, not to say he couldnt get the heat, people want to cheer AJ Styles. He is a "high flying heavyweight" which means that he would have to change to a more technical approach in the ring and abandon his current (and in my opinion his most effective) in ring style.

If he does turn, that means we will have a ton of upper level heels, in addition to Aces and Eights... that seems like there isn't enough to go around, but AJ vs Storm and AJ forming a stable with someone like Matt Morgan and Joey Ryan would be fun. A heel turn would have potential at another time, but as of right now, TNA has too many guys on that side.

AJ Styles has always been a much better and utilized face. He was slightly a better heel than usual when he was with Ric Flair, but then that fell by the waist. At the very least, AJ got better on the mic by being with Flair. Other than that, given his size and history in TNA, AJ is best as a face.

I definately don't see Styles turning heel. I see him fueding with Daniels, facing him at Final Resolution, and losing. Styles then takes a bit of time off, and returns more focused than ever in early 2013.

Eventually, this leads to him winning the World Title back at Bound For Glory next year. That's where I see TNA going with Styles.

For TNA to acknowledge Daniels losing record I think CD is going to beat AJ and then feud with hardy.

The reason why we don't get fresh ideas and promotions rising in American Pro Wrestling is because the majority of the community is happy with the same old shit and will reject any chance of change. There is a risk in doing new things, 9 times out of 10, it leads to 50+ pages of bitching and moaning. While business gets turned into a dictatorship and more and more out of touch. Support the indies, support New Pro Wrestling.